The Urban Design of Impermanence - Street, Places & Spaces in Hong Kong (Reprint Edition) by Peter Cookson Smith apron The non-slip base keeps it

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The Urban Design of Impermanence - Street, Places & Spaces in Hong Kong (Reprint Edition) by Peter Cookson Smith apron The non-slip base keeps itThe notion of impermanence underlies the urban design language of Hong Kong to a significant extent. The citys intensely urban environment has long reflected embedded patterns of change and temporality in both physical and cultural dimensionsa forever reconstructed city of dislocation, adaptation and imagination. These characteristics are intrinsically interwoven with street and spatial patterns, producing a sense of immediacy and transience,